Football Tips: Our 29/1 Saturday night Multi-Match Bet Builder

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17 June 2023

Football Tips: Our 29/1 Saturday night Multi-Match Bet Builder

Nations League Betting Tips

EURO 2024 QUALIFIERS MULTI-MATCH BET BUILDER

All games kickoff at 7:45pm

Belgium v Austria
Belgium to Win
Romelu Lukaku to Score

Iceland v Slovakia
Both Teams to Score

Portugal v Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia to Receive the Most Cards
Pepe to Commit 1 or More Fouls
Bernardo Silva to have 1 or More Shots on Target

A Multi-Match Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 29/1 with Paddy Power. .

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Belgium v Austria

Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussels
TV: Viaplay

Belgium to Win
Austria currently top Group F thanks to two wins over Azerbaijan and Estonia while Belgium are three points behind having beaten Sweden in their opening match. The Austrians have plenty of talent in the likes of David Alaba, Marcel Sabitzer and the ever-young Marco Arnautovic who’s had two very productive Serie A seasons at Bologna of late.

However, Belgium are tough opposition at home, having won four of their last five on Belgian soil, while the Austrians have won just three of their last six away games and two of them were against The Faroe Islands and Andorra. Belgium have superior players here and should be winning this.

Romelu Lukaku to Score
With 72 goals for Belgium, Romelu Lukaku is very much the main man. The Inter striker scored a hat-trick in their opener against Sweden and got another in a friendly against Germany in March. He was in solid form for Inter too, albeit used somewhat sparingly by manager Simone Inzaghi and very much should have scored in the Champions League final. In good form then we have to add the former Manchester Red Devil to score for the Belgian Red Devils.

Iceland v Slovakia

Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík
TV: Viaplay

Both Teams to Score
Iceland were smashed 3-0 away to Bosnia in their opening Group J game but then went and annihilated poor old Liechtenstein 0-7. They’re not anywhere near the team that beat England way back in 2016 but they’ve only lost two of their last nine on home soil, scoring in eight of those games.

Slovakia have drawn one and won one in their qualifiers so far and have won three, drawn one and lost one over their last five on the road, scoring seven so the best pick here is a Both Teams to Score bet.

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Portugal v Bosnia & Herzegovina

Estadio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica, Lisbon
TV: Viaplay

Bosnia to Receive the Most Cards
The betting markets aren’t really giving Bosnia a proverbial snowball’s here and you’d have to expect the talent in this Portuguese side to get the job done and extend their lead at the top of Group J. The Bosnians are going to be ball chasing for much of the game and you’d have to expect they’re going to do the majority of the fouling so we’re getting decent value in backing them to Receive the Most Cards.

Pepe to Commit 1 or More Fouls
While Bosnia should pick up the most cards; Pepe’s gonna Pepe. It’s just not in his nature to not commit a foul. The former Real Madrid and current Porto hardman doesn’t pick up too many cards it must be said but it’ll be on the 40-year-old at the back to bring Bosnia attacks to a quick end so he should make at least one foul over the 90 minutes.

Bernardo Silva to have 1 or More Shots on Target
Man City’s Bernardo Silva finished the season in fine form and over the season averaged 0.7 shots on target per game. With Portugal his stats are even better as he plays just slightly higher up the field, supporting Cristiano Ronaldo. They’ve a good partnership and Ronaldo isn’t shy about setting up team-mates while on international duty so we’re getting some good odds here for at least one Shot on Target.